- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
Manufacturers in Nigeria fear the worst as the new COVID-19 variant spreads rapidly with threats to repeat adverse impact on...
In contemporary Nigeria, as no doubt in many other developing countries, Governance and i) Security/Insecurity, ii) poverty/prosperity and iii) Socioeconomic...
Despite Nigeria’s rising fiscal deficit, the decision of the federal government to include at least ten frivolous projects in its...
Nigeria’s rising debt combined with its weak spending and the difficulty in raising extra tax revenues means it faces a...
The economic case for the removal of Nigeria’s fuel subsidy regime is mounting by the day even though the present...
With its current population of 1.37 billion Africa will need a socio-economic stimulus worth $7.1 trillion to recover from the...
Inflation rate has slowed for seven straight months but Nigerians still feel the pinch with ravaging hunger levels and rising...
The global construction market is set for a sustained period of strong growth post-Covid-19, driven by government spending on infrastructure...
The National Assembly is yet to pass the World Bank’s $500 million financing support to improve electricity distribution in Africa’s...
No one feels good paying more for the same. If this is a huge concern for you, you are certainly...
Bola Deji, a 27-year-old staff of one of the new digital banks, had never thought about remote work as a...
The Debt Management Office (DMO) on Monday said that the Federal government of Nigeria has relied on debt to finance...
Nigeria has now posted strong growth in the second and third quarters of 2021 after a turbulent 2020 when the...
Nigeria has not derived any significant benefit from Free Trade Zones (FTZs) 29 years after the country adopted the model...
Foreign exchange (FX) turnover at the Investors’ and Exporters’ (I&E) window rose by 19.2 percent to $161.16 million in July...
